Welcome to the future! The future of work is… — from gettingsmart.com Excerpt: The future of work is here, and with it, new challenges — […]

The platform, Amazon Ignite, will allow teachers to sell lesson plans and curriculum materials by topic, in subjects like math, language arts, social studies, technology, […]

  By Jessica Iovinelli   The skills necessary for 21st century society and the information age require that schools reevaluate their mission, vision and goals […]

With only a few weeks left until the start of the new school year, many teachers are preparing their lesson plans for September and mapping […]

Science A/B Year Schedule for British Columbia’s New Curriculum K – 7 Are you looking for the Social Studies A/B Year too?  CLICK HERE I […]

The Personal and Social Core Competency is a wonderful Core Competency gaining a voice in today’s British Columbia curriculum.  Often we have focused on the […]

To End Student Debt, Tie Tuition to Post-Graduation Salaries — from wired.com by Austen Allred Opinion: If colleges only get paid when their graduates do, […]

Yesterday’s webinar discussed memes, scavenger hunts, and other cost effective ways to spice up a training program. The session was one of the most popular […]

A high school in California taught seniors to work with artificial intelligence by exploring technical skills and societal impacts and engaging students in projects.

Artificial Intelligence has big implications for curriculum, teaching, learning, and district management. And it comes with its fair share of flaws too.

Choice -> Ownership -> Empowerment -> Deeper Learning — from AJ Juliani Excerpt (emphasis DSC): Students continue to fall into the same trap year after […]